Ahead of Bankipur Assembly bypoll, Nitin Nabin calls PK a businessman
Nabin, on a specially decorated chariot found waving to the public along with Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, BJP State president Sanjay Saroagi and other leaders of the NDA. BJP deploying unfair campaign practices ahead of Bankipur bypoll, says Prashant KishorStarting from Bhattacharya Mor, the roadshow gradually transformed into a public meeting near Mona Theatre in Patna. The entire route was adorned with BJP flags, banners, and welcome doors.
- ▪Nabin, on a specially decorated chariot found waving to the public along with Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, BJP State president Sanjay Saroagi and other leaders of the NDA.
- ▪BJP deploying unfair campaign practices ahead of Bankipur bypoll, says Prashant KishorStarting from Bhattacharya Mor, the roadshow gradually transformed into a public meeting near Mona Theatre in Patna.
- ▪The entire route was adorned with BJP flags, banners, and welcome doors.
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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president Nitin Nabin, who once represented Bankipur Assembly constituency for five consecutive terms, hit the road on Monday (July 27, 2026) for the road show in support of the party candidate Neeraj Kumar Sinha ahead of the bypoll scheduled on July 30.The BJP led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) organised a roadshow demonstrating their full strength. Mr. Nabin, on a specially decorated chariot found waving to the public along with Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, BJP State president Sanjay Saroagi and other leaders of the NDA. BJP deploying unfair campaign practices ahead of Bankipur bypoll, says Prashant KishorStarting from Bhattacharya Mor, the roadshow gradually transformed into a public meeting near Mona Theatre in Patna.
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